Well stocked

Frank signed up with some sort of 100% recycled paper products company. This is the first of them to arrive. Each roll is wrapped in paper, and just as I was thinking how wasteful that was, I read what they had printed on the wrapping — that they were required for sanitary reasons to sell it wrapped and this kept it from being wrapped in plastic, which I will give them. Now where on earth do we store all that? It will last us for a long time.

[Junko Y]

They are such cheerful gift-wrapping that it's smile-inducing to see them!

[Mary Siegle]

@jyokota Maybe we should save them and give them as birthday and anniversary gifts! I would be prepared well in advance for Christmas! What do you think?

[Junko Y]

When I was living in Poland, I heard a story of how during Communist days toilet paper would be hard to get, and that when one was fortunate enough to acquire several, it was a moment of pride. Once a friend saw someone walking around with a string of toilet paper around his neck like a giant necklace. Now YOURS would make a bead-like beauty of a chain! Or you could hang each one on a string and put them on your bathroom wall like art.

[Mary Siegle]

@jyokota Perfect! Thank you! You’ve solved the problem of where to store the excess.

[aikimomm (phoebe)]

As Junko said, the colorful wrapping are smile-inducing. And her idea of stringing them would be great fun.

[JackieR]

I remember when loo rolls were paper wrapped!! Had totally forgotten

I thought this was a box of biscuits!!

[Steve Chappell]

Well that is important to stay stocked up on. Cool wrappings

[katy]

Such a colorful photo and so many interesting suggestions of how to deal with them. I applied the company for returning to paper wrappings which is so much more easily recycled.

[Kathy]

How pleasant. Single rolls of Scott brand came wrapped in paper. Sadly, it's difficult to get any rolls of Scott brand right now. I have such a sweet tooth that they looked like doughnuts at first.